These portraits are the outcome of research for my Master's degree in Design. In my study I asked the question:

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How might a portrait produced at the intersection of photography and moving image, be used to challenge expectations about time, anticipation, immediacy and meaning?

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The word duregraph is comprised of the French durée (duration) and the Greek graphé (representation). I coined it to describe images that contain a subjective experience of time. The studies on this site are subtle and enigmatic; they reveal suggestions of meaning and reward you if you are prepared to wait and watch attentively.

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The exegesis for this research can be accessed through the link below:

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